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Yep holding out on my wheels too.. maybe a good thingAgh, the Tesla software download randomizer seems to be holding out on me. Very keen to try out the sign recognition.
I’ve got two identical model s delivered at the same time. We normally recieve updates within a few minutes of each other. This time however one car was out when the update came through, and its been a couple of days until the update came in for the 2nd car. I presume therefore it waits for a wifi connection when it knows one normally exists.Agh, the Tesla software download randomizer seems to be holding out on me. Very keen to try out the sign recognition.
I’ve got two identical model s delivered at the same time. We normally recieve updates within a few minutes of each other. This time however one car was out when the update came through, and its been a couple of days until the update came in for the 2nd car. I presume therefore it waits for a wifi connection when it knows one normally exists.
Well my experience is different. I’ve found the maps based speed limits to be perfectly acceptable. 2m accuracy is not needed. They are usually right within 50m or so and that is plenty good enough in my book.@Vostok map based speed limits are broken, have always been broken, and can't work by design unless you have 2m or better accuracy on the vehicle position close to 100% of the time. Without a satellite based augmentation system (SBAS) that unfortunately is impossible to achieve.
I have a black cat and live at the beach....Yep, I think it is black cats walking under ladders with salt spraying everywhere.
I keep a couple of wooden stakes in the frunk, seems to stop the vampire drain...Yep, I think it is black cats walking under ladders with salt spraying everywhere.
What you have workers in your temporary speed zones? We just have the temporary speed zones. No workers in sight, just the odd camera carWell my experience is different. I’ve found the maps based speed limits to be perfectly acceptable. 2m accuracy is not needed. They are usually right within 50m or so and that is plenty good enough in my book.
The times it fails (in tunnels) are more humerous than anything else, one should know what the tunnel speed limit is when one enters it, and there are overhead reminder signs anyway. Temporary speeds zones are also usually extremely obvious - blokes in hi-vis, road barriers, traffic cones, narrowed lanes and heavy equipment are usually dead giveaways.
This is just a driver aid in any event, if one pretends to be a good driver, then one should have already seen the speed limit sign with their own eyes and registered that in their brain.
But to increase the rate of false notifications with the cameras recognising speed limit signs on the backs of buses and speed limits that apply to trucks is definitely a retrograde step and makes the system less useful, and I would like to be able to turn it off and just use the map based notifications.
Just bug fixes.2020.40.8 installing...
Just bug fixes.
I have passed a variable speed limit during school time & it drops to 40kmSo for what it's worth, i'm picking up all the normal speed signs in the car but I haven't seen a variable speed sign come up as yet.
As in the ones that are all in LED's like this:
I have passed a variable speed limit during school time & it drops to 40km
Hmm likely current correlation car looks for is white background.. perhaps just needs to look for pattern of digits in a circleSo for what it's worth, i'm picking up all the normal speed signs in the car but I haven't seen a variable speed sign come up as yet.
As in the ones that are all in LED's like this:
I have passed a variable speed limit during school time & it drops to 40km